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FM/BG-1902 · v1.02
Uncontrolled Airfield Operations
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- FM/BG-1902
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- Cpl Ross 29 Sep 2026
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v1.01
An uncontrolled airfield is an airfield without Air Traffic Control (ATC). At an uncontrolled airfield, pilots are fully responsible for maintaining separation, spacing, and collision avoidance. To improve situational awareness, pilots should use the Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (CTAF) to broadcast their position, altitude, and intentions to other nearby aircraft.
The uncontrolled airfield take off procedure follows the process:
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v1.02
An uncontrolled airfield is an airfield without Air Traffic Control (ATC). At an uncontrolled airfield, pilots are fully responsible for maintaining separation, spacing, and collision avoidance. To improve situational awareness, pilots should use the Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (CTAF) to broadcast their position, altitude, and intentions to other nearby aircraft.
The uncontrolled airfield take off procedure follows the process:
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[[1905]]
Worked Example: [[1906]]
An uncontrolled airfield is an airfield without Air Traffic Control (ATC). At an uncontrolled airfield, pilots are fully responsible for maintaining separation, spacing, and collision avoidance. To improve situational awareness, pilots should use the Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (CTAF) to broadcast their position, altitude, and intentions to other nearby aircraft.
The uncontrolled airfield take off procedure follows the process:
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[[1904]]
[[1905]]
Worked Example: [[1906]]
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